Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-16
LOCAL BREviTIES.

Dan RubSam is in New York city.
W. II. Page has left for Kinsley. Kansas.
Sheriff Baker went to Urbana this morn
ing.
The |. b. II W. pay car passed through
today.
DIR. Bliss left today for Minneapolis,
MINI.
Z. S. Wallace, esq, is in Urbana on legal
business.
Mrs. Laura Mitchell, of west North street,
is very i'll.
The Buckeye club meets tonight at the
usual place.
John II. Houck. of Champion City Oil
Co. is in Lima.
Mrs. r. f. Iobenherz is visiting her sis
ter at West Liberty.
General A. S Bushnell and wife left this
morning for Sandusky and vicinity.
Rev. DIR. Ort will preach at St. Paul
church tonight, and Rev. DR.. Rust tomor-
row Thursday night.
Mr.. George Bratton. of Philadelphia, ar
rived yesterday to take charge of the Ar
cade tea store. as manager for the Standard
tea company.
The Bee Line road earned S2sl. S47 in
January. 10 S27S. 239 for the same month in
1885. The |. b. & W. earned S202, 900
against Sis, 76S.
Mr.. Chas. Hughes, of Wilmington. Ohio,
is visiting his brother. Marshal Hughes.
Mr.. Hughes is just on his way home from
the lumbermen's southern trip.
Among the patents issued at Washington
yesterday was one to toJOseph ii. BOotes. of
Springfield, burial caSkei; Hiram Myers.
aSsignor to J. A. Blount. Springfield rotary
plow.
Melissa Phillips. the colored girl who is
SO sick of consumption at Henry Shields,
cannot last much longer. Her father came
over from Springfield on Sabbath TO see her.
Gazette.
KeIler's Mystery Combination is creating
quite a sensation at the Dime Museum.
The entertainment is really wonderful.
Ladies and children should not miss this
entertainment.
McCaty, the jolly hustler and newsgath
er of the Gazette, is already out As a candi-
date for police clerk. He has Norton's vote
pledged and is working on Waskey, who
pleads guilty TO having cast seventeen votes
for tho ney market house
Tom Carey. who il is claimed halls from
Springfield, was in the city yesterday. He
was pretty well filled up and was raising
quite disturbance on south Main street
He was yanked in by Officers Sherlock
and Clary, and this morning Mayor Ganson
gave him S5.GO.-Urbana Citizen.
4 Pan Handle brakeman named McCor-
mick was seriously crushed by being caught
between two freight cars at Westville. on
Monday. He was pretty badly ased up,
and was brought 10 Urbana where DIR.
Pearce visited him. Ii is not known
whether any bones are broken, or how
the man is injured. He was rest
ing easily yesterday morning, but could hold
on his stomach. His home is at
Mt. Pleasant, Ky.
Mrs. Maria John. a prominent Gree
county lady, died yesterday morning at
: o'clock at her home in Goes station of
heart trouble and dropsy. Mrs.
John was the only sister of Hon. f. F.
Drake. of St Paul Mimi. and l. S Drake
OF Richmond. Ind. Some time ago her
br rther, f. F. Drake, being man of great
- 'alth, being almost millionaire, pur-
c iased the Butler property on West Second
5 rect, NenIa, and erected a beautiful cot
IA ,e, Queen Ann style. which is not yet
quite finished. and which he intended to
fu nSh elegantly and present 10 his sister
a. a slight token of his affection for her.